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"abc" <abc@abc.def> wrote:

>Well...
>
>1>
>DIR/W/S > filename
>Works fine..
>
>2> If you have ZIP drive, FindIt Program is enclosed..
>Which can store the filenames/Dirs/Volumes of your CDs. and
>You can search them later on.
>
>
>Rogue wrote in message <616qpu$8is@winter.news.erols.com>...
>>This may be a little off target....but I'm stumped.  I have made a good
>>number of CDs with my CD-R but I need to make lists of what is on these
>>CDs so I can find my files and programs easier.  Does anyone have a good
>>way to do this?  Is there a good program for this?  Any help is greatly
>>appreciated....it would really be a huge help for me!!
>>
>>Rogue
>>roguerunner@rocketmail.com
>>
>

Below is the readme file from Advanced Disk Catalog,,it is share
ware,,,I am not affiliated with them ,but i do use it,,its a great
program to catalog any disk you have and also searchable.
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  Shareware ($20)


Company information
-------------------

Company Name:
  Elcom Ltd
Contact E-mail Address:
  kitten@transcom.mipt.ru
Contact WWW URL:
  http://www.elcomsoft.com
Contact Postal Address:
  2-171 generala Antonova St.
  Moscow 117279 Russia
Contact Telephone/Fax Number:
  (+7 095) 3334159


Description
-----------

Advanced Disk Catalog (ADC) is an easy to use tool with
explorer-like interface which allows you to catalog the drives:
floppy disks, hard drives (including network ones), optical
disks, CD-ROMs, ZIP disks and other media.

With ADC you are able to:

	- Organize volumes, folders and files into categories;
	- Add comment to each file, folder and disk;
	- Analyse ZIP, ARJ, RAR and CAB archives;
	- Search for files/folders using file name or your own
          comments (with wildcards), limiting the search
	  results by date, size and category;
	- Search for files in archives;
	- Update volume information (with saving comments and
	  categories);
	- Generate the reports which can be imported from the
	  programs like Microsoft Excel;
	- Search for duplicated files;
	- Import descriptions from files like "file_id.diz",
	  "files.bbs", "descript.ion" etc.
	- Compare catalogued disk with actual
	  (new files, changed files, modified files)
	- ... and more.

ADC written totally in C++, doesn't use any database engines and
so very fast. The database generated by ADC is very compact.


Installation
------------

Important! If you've got ADC not from our web page, but from
the other source (magazine CD or some software library), please
visit our home page - you'll probably find the later version;
usually, we release the updates at least twice a month.

We recommend you to uninstall the previous version of ADC (if
you have one) from your computer before installing this one. You
can do this via "Add/Remove Programs" Control Panel applet. If
you'll get the notification that the ADC folder is not empty, be
careful when removing it: it may contain the .cat files (the
databases created by ADC) you may wish to keep.

To install ADC, just run the "setup.exe" and follow the
instructions. The onliest thing you'll need to select is the
target directory.

Note: the Advanced Disk Catalog may not run correctly if the new
version of common control library (comctl32.dll) is not
installed; the program requires version 4.70 or later. This new
version is already available in Windows 95 OEM Service Release 2
and Windows NT 4.0; you may also have it if you're using
Internel Explorer 3.x or later. However, if you are not sure, or
if the Advanced Disk Catalog shown the message that an old
version of this library is installed, just run the
"com32upd.exe" to update your system. For your convenience,
we're distributing this file together with the Advanced Disk
Catalog setup files; it is also available from Microsoft FTP
site:
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